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Mohammed Zulahi, Abbulahayayayayyai, my Shaitana Mahaimahim.

I mean, what Adwana, I don't want, Allahan mean, what al-Lan mean, Allahanibin, Allahhālānāhāhālāahani-I-Nhi was Sahib-Wis-Lam Tassima al-Kathirah.

I want to welcome you all back to our nightly program, keeping connected with the Quran,

and this is our first episode of Quranic healing.

And, Mahanala, as we have been connecting with the Quran

in so many different ways over the last few nights,

from the parables to the miracles to you know the reflections and the themes

We have to remember that the Quran is called a chiffa it is a healing for what is in our tests and

Allah knows that we need a lot of healing at all times and especially

with everything that is going on and it's wonderful to be able to approach the Quran from an interdisciplinary standpoint where we extract some of the gems and some of the miracles from it that involve layers that we probably would not have been able to consider due to our lack of expertise or whatever it may be and so we're blessed that

that Hamdala to have with a sister Najwa tonight in-law's Allah to help us to look at it from a healing perspective to look at a tonight, in that element of mental health and emotional health to understand the Quran at a deeper level and connect to it at a deeper level and to extract from its verses of healing that Nihitala and reflections of healing.

And so the verse we're going to be talking about tonight, inshall. healing, bithnihlai taala, and reflections of healing.

And so the verse we're going to be talking about tonight,

insh a la tak rooni, a kurkum,

what kuruni wah kuruni,

verse 152 from Surtilbakara,

where Allah says,

Remember me and I will remember you.

Be grateful to me and do not deny me.

And I'm not going to go into detail with the verse,

except just the first part to touch on this idea of fath kuruni athkurukum. Remember me and I will remember you.

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